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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

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vi.ibl. supply in United States and cansdS
s., sS Shs. e GsaH A9ssoss soSsds aossa
Aas .ses7s.7so s.s7aaos I7so72s sss4's '2eoss
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sept s's .4a.l2osOa 77os4os seeas7s +Se77a haioi
t .Si.u.apo,s and st. Paul not included
sUrNY RAosrSo-Thsrs Is an sctiv. demand a, prsyi:;
on. price. ons.ssGs. arc s"ssse for i-n' ssOsc '0'
HIDEs-Fsi ihs ic.r.r suslll.. there e hight a.m.ra
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NY AND srRAw-pn. stock is held ss.ut ...aay eus
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do = lSc Dsnsgsa all weights. 100 IA; ksectA
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Ella.
PLsUh AND NEAL-YLoUR-Ths markst prsscntsa .
and animated apsearance today The estts
eiass OF spring wheat we're the main favofSce
which qslis hr,st hrsIss.s accomplished nsisy 2,
e TIE Local tras Exporter isped 70 held On
The snper was sssaEsr ssi g ssne gra4ss ces ssew
sshf gain See ss" ,siraia. w, 'I s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

W1NTED.-Compctent sovernesses-Eng-
80 Al n'A nrssEs HcfscY.ia E.:i IiiSaI E.sliSh.
Rrsach 9srmss. spanish spssss scnoss rSoe4mene~-:
WAHTED:-By 9 Philadelphia, House; .
,.rs n Nsv7:rk sssts None these Who vel
sses 4 n. W. Aver Ser. Ph,lsAsiyhiA Penn
UyANTED.-Experien loss clerk in gem
w ssA sGssv $50 AH1ssss =. - ~ TsSs.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

or ~. pssiaS. sicsaS:, t,.iv Inc butter srke
sesav rr,ansrv lshssstc p~rs i2"iSO tEs' hrmsr'
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Req 81 &c fi Nso. ~ % cS a.a @
cors ~ Ni..a - &c agstm ,s MIA
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"a ss' s sas. G reaS.y Is 'csSics DAIRY
Esss IA Cheese nrm Small Full Cream IL 5e :. .se
aSsi su ns% a %
6sTsoI Sept Wheat =. o Whit. 75ss: 10 10
& So ss.s 9 sals
na. ar 1ss a No .. zoe ses S
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n:U Ulo 'a F,oas 1900 Corn
' rsos'. Sept wa. arm All, Eirs M1'd VEG % 70
Sss as. sssss: LI:. IS ,.ss',S 3, &, &
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sslSc's sSsa s a,:' 5soSa.s. U.s. $50,
w.ss.T. sas sac:Iaa: e. so.sa e. 81, ::
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Gear ss7s. Clear kiss ss s7 sseit Clear So Bacon
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Barley bush. -.-. 80
Tosgpo sept 8--wheat steady. cash September g nc
October 1sacNevsubcr 49, Decsmber isA.c may - NC
Corn steady. sspte.osr, $50 NAY .oa.s,
cash. 26,sc Cisveisse1. Prime Decemher - - Ke
eeieis-whsst 5000 bush cern .-... busb Data 1000
Oats 9.00Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

dividend NO. 30.
IT, ovvcE or rnz Missouri PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
1915 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. September ]. 1881 =.
A ouarsriy dividend Of o. 4 AND HEADQUARTERS
(laj PER CENT capital stock Of this COMPANY has
this dsy bees declared payable on october nsxt
at o'clock M and reopsnsd Monday. October a. ~
A.H. CALEB. Trsasuree.
OFFICE OF THE ROCHESTER, AND
" PITTsBuRoH COAL AND IRON CO. noS OK. snn.
pspy duo september l. viii be paid on presens.nsn e
Sal siLsr nat ats ~ he oAauA hsessa sAsk ~
"sv's "a HASKELL. Treasures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra

.ss iol 5 Tor tho account vnfsa sts.ss ~ per cant
Sopds III & CaRatiaa Pacific h; Illinois Central 10
81 Paul eo.mcn sss Psnnsyiys.i. s9S, Reading sS]'
q m.-Ataniic and Great Western frst MORTGAGE
Srusee's csrtncaies 464, Do second mortgage a9s.
Cssadian Pacific oTt; Erie So, Illinois Central i2bt
q ssm.sn NswYsrt csnsrsL iiss, Penny 1s.
1ar silver quoted ilsd per ounce The amount OF
Suon withdrawn Bank OF England on balance 10
aay 1900 Paris advjces quota cent renes st
2 ancs ~ continues for the account ana exchange ON
London at IS francs SO y Confines Tor checxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
cHIgLssrox Sept 6.-Turpcntas STEADY at 29hc-
EAyINyAH Sept 6.-rurpentins arm nj z9c
WILMINGTON Sept @ -Iarpsatise weak Al 29tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.

EXCURSION (eood days. 81 IS
STEAMERS &. A. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck sip. Pier rs l. r.. m. and II m. Sundays Al
n ny Connecting at Nsw.aaveh with special trains Tor
NEKiDEN, HARTFORD. aPRINGfIELD, HoLfokE'
&c Through tickets sod and baggage checked AZ sAA broaa
WAY, New. York, and CourtsL. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
Citations based tho American standard
follOws:

Trading I'm future deliveries moderately active aud
quite firm The opened at % points advance on
near points late months and closed steady
net advance for the OF cas- pontA sales. 7aboo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Hour steady and uhchEugrus
The highest cash prices Acknowledgements
epriar % 40 Ne Sprias 8bc- Ne Req % Cora
A. al Oats-Se. ~ kys-Na = ~ 2c-..-
ssr,sy-Na = 69.c.....F.As sssd-Na 81 o3 y. Pnns
Tim,tav 81 Psrx SIS Lerd-Se As.
shayr Rin sisx loose % 81 y
IS So slDr, ooxsL % 3D.. nskev u ~
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

CHORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and the Express leaves Grand Central
station ~ 5 a. IA. Limited EApreSs except sunday, L
,. m. Fast Express at IL o. m daily. Newport Eapr.ss
leaves at D. daily except sunday. faAses fAi"f cars
~ Sleeping cars 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

fetal bush. -'''''-
N.yYori Produce Exchange statement Of Visible supply
Saturday, ssptsubsrS 1887;
Wheat Corn Data Rya Barley.
saa Aaost So es7 10 A7s4oss 500 es5 2ol
Inerease...- ll4.s79 4oS.9i2 .:.,.; 3olS7 oo'oso
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

Miss Molhc, are expected to -pend,
tho winter at the Pacific.
MIR. A. p. McAulev, of Now y ork,
representing Ghlo X Co, the cigar
manufacturers, is in the city.
MIR. aud Mrs. A. G, Hamilton, of
Temple, passed through the city ycs-
terday on n visit to Nashville, Tenn.
While Cox, an ENAMINEK kid.com-
positor left this morning 10 witt his
sister, Miss L'zlic Coz, Mt llillsboro.
j. \. MclIalc, one Of the most joYial
aud popular knights of the grip now
travelling in Texas is at the Pacific.
Prof. j. y. Gallagher eft yesterday
for the city of Dallas wnerc he will
spend today and possibly tomorrow
Mrs. Ed Toby, Jr, who has been alb
sent for several weeks on II northern
summer TIP, il expected to return to-
day.
MID. V. Smith, ofthe New McClcl-
land hotel saloon, left the city yes'cr-
day TO visit the exposition at ST.
Louis.
William ThomU on, Jrp one Of the
smoothest knights of the grip in the
state, left yesterday on another OF his
successful trips.
Mr. l.. #. Park LETT at 10 a. IN. yes
terday for Louisville, ky" where he
Will attend the course OF lectures at
the medical college,
T.. j. Bryant OF Bryant " Co..
Temple, came in yesterday and will
spend sunday with the family OF
Major A. IIinchman.
Mesdames b a. Ludlow, James
lodges aud Drew Whitcnbcrg, all OF
Bolton, are in the city, and have
rooms at the Pacific hotel.
Prof Il. o. Rounseval came in on
yesterday afternoons Missouri Pa
cilic, cscorting a berg Of young
misses who are to become students al
the college.
Mr.. Eugene Wilson will leave the
city today, on an extended Califor'
MAN triy. His many friends hope
that he will return safe and in GOOD
health.
DR.. w. r. Robinson has been con
iiued to his room for ten days, suffer
lnQ from injuries received in raj
road wreck during the prohibition
campaign.
Mr.. III Strauss, with Heidelbach
Friedlander Il Co., 1923 West Thir(
street, Cincinnati, o., Is on one OF hi
rounds to Texas. lie is one OF tn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

brightest drummcrs on the road. and
THE EXAMINER takes pleas ure in say
ing So
District Clerk 4. +. Beasloy accom-,
panied 10y Mrs. Beasley, left yesterday
afternoon on the north bound Mis-
souri, Pacific. They 90 to st. Louis
to attend the exposition
Mr. loo crooo of Rrrnhsm t.
Green. boardod tbe north bound
Missouri Pacific Yesterday for visit
to 81. Louis ana several other north-
ern wool points.
ur.,.
non y. a, CraV'hr' Oh NlIIIs'
and editor of tho viii index il In Ike
CITY ON n 6yino yi.i, IA his mother.
father. brothcr md sis'rrs.
mr. \. D. liaGer Is no" IN Ne wv,
olh buying IAN -'o' 70 ""u Ju"EInE
y 'no ainoun' ~ soo,'l " ,',., i'''l
~ . opa' NY az ~ ~ ,rl' "
''"s" Nv 0"' nun VI -'''
Miss sue ''mHher1 VINO lH,t Je'r
was connected as .atheF WIN " HcO
Female college, arrive! Ia 'ne cl'y
Yesterday AFTERNOON Auu W." re- H',I'
heT FORMER posllloh VI '""' '"9'''"-
'o.' g.,
MIS- w. n, sullivan Hi'' SOU c"lir ~
llou! can rAhcI,oo 'I,I m,o i H' ~
sreHtiy improves ~ l, nc"'c''' H Wc IA f. =
la h rooms at tno nu''i o,his ;D ~, 10
az s, i,'llt, ,ince '"c III '''' W "''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

caster. EIdS: Van II Acrl. Lorena:
Iuo u Nash. pnm-tead. pa: Mont
Miller. Tray. Tex.
At tho Pacific. Geo y llilL llou,
ton A ], BeattcycitE. II G Chambers,
Philadelphia. ! II kingsley, Houston.
> Il hraus, Ncw (ork Joe Kahn
a tlanta, Gn, Mas Stleicb Galvcslot;
& E9scuihal, kansas CITY M VI A
sullivan. Master Richard sullivan
10, Angeles, Cal: Mr.. !. :
Coyngton and child, Hubbard
Civ: thas l. NWink DalIa.
{, Brown R6che-tcr: 6 : Gipson, Los
Angeles. j I Miller and wiio. Mr-
Il A Ludlow. MIR James Hodges. Mrs
DAyld Whit,cnberp. Master VIII
Miller. Bolton: Gu, G. Rinle, New
Orleans Dr.J & Jones. Calvert w
+ Cherry, Rochester.
At the New McClcnand: j {
Barry. san Antonio: A T. McAuly.
~ Loui-; T. i Morgan, a j Reed, Ten
ule A Bran shaw, ~ Louis. FcIN
smith, 81 Ioui-, Arkausa- and lexps
railway;/ j Ilarrou, Marlin; ]. Logh
llulda kuallc Industry. j Il Doris
Houston ana TcXas Central railway
u If Conn, Galveston, b II /ubcr, 81
Louis, Joel II T. Johnson Lampasas
d Berray, Mo. T. & Sherwood, New
York y y Sealy, city Miss > o.
borne, NJ Calm W b T. Gaiuc-, Wn
T. Gaincs, Austin; > Ncyctt, MmIi'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11
SuiiIctltiu. New,

/. We have just entered on our
books the following splendid bar
gains, call quick tor they are real bar
gasus and will 20 qu'ck
j1j acres, McLennan county, all
under fence, 100 in cultivation, i15
pasture, acres in peach, apple and
pear trees. soil rich black, house 4
rooms well finished, fine neighbour
hood only $3.50 per acre Come up
aud let rs show it to you.
2. al acres, ,crictly black waXy
land, $50 under high state OF cultiva.
ton. No better laud in Texas. Will
take part pay in stock cattle
3. Fine suburban property by The
acre az old prices.
4. some alternate city .ot-, to pa.
ties who will build neat houses. u
very low figures. Ia most desirable
section OF Waco. Call AT our new
office, l3j south Fourth street
j. f.. llLGfN 4 Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

another wonderful discovery has
made and that too by lady in
country. Disease fastened its
f.bes on her, aud for seven
e, she withstood its severost tests,
Ear vital organs were undermined
Heath seemed imminent. For
:. months she coughed inccssant-
| nd could not sleep. She bought
abottle of DIR. Kings New Dis
|sY tor con- assumption and was SO
n relieved on taking first dose
4, .he slept all night and with one
|te has been miraculously cured.
4 name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus
kte W. q. llamrick " Co., of shell
y. C.-Got free trial bottle at
\ drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11
MIC HOLSON S
FOR --
ILLIN Err I
PERSONAL.

" sammie Osborne, of AXtcll, is
10 CITY.
W Baker of Bolton, is ut the
|lann House.
H. Robinson returned yesterday
/ Fort Worth.
Barry, of san Antonio, is at the
NcClelland.
Alexander, of Brazoria, was in
ny Yesterday.
II Miller and wife, of'Bolton,
AIihe Pacific.
lge West and family have re.
ID from Lampasas.
a. Slurgis, Jr. leave, this morn
yFayisit to Calvert.
Sherwood, of New YORK, has
~N the New McClelland
aud Mrs. II. j. Falls, of Bir
;14m, Ala, are in the city.
Jas. A,kcw has been confined
Oed some days 10y sickness.
u Dr. 5. NJ. Cross, of Birming
N4 is at the New McClelland.
l a. Hugely, of Bolton, is,
''' sister, visiting friends In the
" /. Sans leaves the city to-
n, SVlsit to some friends at Nc
henry W, Davidson of Bolton
oo Se city yesterday on some
imam b p, Gaines,proprietor
y,, austin Statesman, was in the
s x. l. Goooh, of the Curiosity
rssS s,t to Bolton last night, aud
b, T n today,
iS.ScI, N:a,h, of Plumstead, Penn,
ssssa ny, and quartered at the
ls sat Wheeler, who has been
"a ye.,ee past three months, re-
b eSna'erday.
'ufhham aud daughter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11
Literary society

Tomorrow night at $50 o'clock,
meeting OF young men will be held
at the Nouug Mems Christian Associa.
tion hall tor the purpose OF organ
izing literary society and debating
club. All young men who may feel
interested in such a society are cor
daily invited to be present, and to
become, rs it were, charter members
of the society. Although under the
au,pices of the association, yet the
membership isnot to be limited to
tho members oft. but all who feel in
any way interested in such society
are fully expected to represent. INF
EXAMINER hopes that every young
man in the city who has the time At
his disposal will be present and en-
roll his name rs Il member
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

rAe match game ofbasc ball which
!. to have been played today be-
en- Waco and Fort Worth, has
In postponed until the 18th inst.
Il. stead there will be an exhibi-
In game today at the Driving Park,
tween the Rcd Stockings aud the
Lors-both Waco teams. Time
1 be called ut o'clock sharp.
|erybody invited. No entrance fee.
[be Waco Red Stockings have re-
(ved Nh invitation to open the new
bah lark, which has just been
Epletcd in Fort Worth.
bic Red Stockings will OTTO llous
on the 18th inst, and will play the
[g.ton nine on the following day.
BE- Red Stockings have two bat
k.t.-,he first Is composed of hcr
SdHiul., ard tho second, Barnard
fS6cppard.
M. AIDE Rose, captain ofthe Red
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11
r,,t EXCEPTION
padgitt Entertains Her
J urs Ross Friends
wv " - .uAAIarIA

.v,e Padgiu Entert"ins Her
srs' md urs Ross Friends
Charmingly.
,.,,,t TO sp. IN. yesterday a crowd
t, r..o,. leading ladies, friends of
"a ,nor and Mrs Ross and Mr.. and
''' rste Padgitt, repaired to the
fi.,allo mansion on Austin street
|rpIa,' the first lady in the state.
\ gl'v,' TO Mrs. padgitt is always a
1iss W., occasion, but yesterday it
|eDgannNcnliarly so. In addition to the
Fs, sing pVT hostess and her distinguish
Nln ir.ts the beautiful rooms were
! with Waco's lovelicst women.
" y" .nriphtly conversation, a sump-
H.. " repast reigned aud all were
Vgunbtfully entertained. Mrs. Ross
harmed with the cordial welr
~ extended her by her many
univ attached friends.
S w.. Ross will remain several days
are she returns to Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

NEW NoRK, Sept. TO- John j.
O'Brlcu, chief Of the Bureau OF Elec-
uons, ou,ed TO be pIbli.hed ye'tcr.
day, in tho City Record, li-l Of yot-
er- whose name are under consider
alton tor sclecl'on and appointment
d, inspectors of election. -Four ll-t3
are given Tammany, county demo
crat ,repuhlicAn aud the labor organi-
zatiun. Nomcntion II made of them at
all amoug politicion4. The pub'icA"
ton il taken "a, auOticc that the organ
ilatlou > claims are to be ignored
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

Nud a G"ld nud >iiN 81 ucdaI to- b. con
f.sY.H MN

Nnd u G"ld nnd >tiNcr ucdaI to he con.
tested Nor.
Tho directory of the Texas state
Fair and Dallas Exposition having dc
cided To add TO the attractions of
the far, that Of the pres
cnce of the military of the state.
have issued - letter to thcvarious com
pauics oftho Texas Volunteer Guards
Offering SlOoto each company attend
Ing, and gold medal, hso silver
one. to the two companies makmg the
best dru). The following letter. re-
ccivcd 10y Captain IL H. baker OF the
Waco Light Infantry, fully explains
'h' proposition. The company have
the matter undcr consideration, and
wlil probably accept the oilcr.
DALLAS, Toms, sept !, lso1.-
Captain ommanding Company u.
Waco Light Infantry, Waco Texas.
Dear sir. At nrcccnt NEE ting OF the
directory Of tho Texas State Fair and
Dallas Exposition, | WAS instructed Ia
make the military companies OF TcXas
the following proposition to attend
our fair and exposition, October 20, t.
November 5,h. VIZ. that upon Il
basis of seventeen companies to At
tend and drill AT least one day with
full company, during the fair. we I,
name the day, We will puy each com
pauy the sum OF 500 and with otlcl
IA handsome gold medal for first pril
and silver medal for second. lhi
/ ,flpr uiypl MI bt put, stutp ,,,utuuuip
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

Mr.. Jack Battle will deliver lee
ture to the Worklngmau's Mutual
Aid association today at o'clock, at
odd Fellows hall The public ave
cordially invited to attend.
THE EXAMINER takes pleasure in
making the above announcement.
The Workingman's Mutual Aid assc
cation is an organization of which
its members feel proud, and of which
every workingmau should become a
member. Mr.. Jack Battle, who Is 20
deliver the lecture, is n young man
well known in this city, aud one who
will he apt to say something worth
listening to. Let all who are interested
in the workingman and his welfare
come out and listen TO Mr Battle $
lecture. which is to be the first of a
series of such lectures to be delivered
before the association.
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causes a. Lady to vail and sustain
StXprp tutur,

causes Lady to vail and sustain
severe Injury.
Yesterday afternoon about 4
O'Clock, as Mr.. Lucy Brown lad,
well known in this ci.y, WA, passing
along Fourth street below the post
office and in front OF VI. A.. Coopcr's
commission house, .hc stepped upon
some boards covering hoe in the
sidewalk, and which had not been. il
seems, securely placed. The loose
hoard, caused Mrs. Brown To tumble
aud she was prccipi,Wcd to The
ground with sufficient force to seri,
ously iniurc hcrln the side. and also
to cause " ,cverc abrasion of the
skin at the knee. She was immedi.
ately removed into the store of
MIR. Cooper and later TO her home.
No further information vs.. received
in reference TO the ipjulic, she re-
ccived, mp 20 ~ late hour last
hight. 1t IL not improbable that "A
suit for damages agaist the city VIII be
instituted a. result of the iniuric.
received by Mrs. Brown.
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rcn-, rca., Icn-

II is surprising how cheap teas are
at the grocery house olJoc 5, rhomp
son, corner Fourth and frankliu
street. Gunpowder or Japan. at %
cent?, Japan Oolong, % cents, japan
Nibus at 20 cents; very fine mixed,
for iced tea % cont Tho prices are
surprising Tor tho qualities OF the
teas, surprising anything Of the kind
ever known TO Waco buyers.
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Mnrn. OF .rnin nnn snhcrnc..

| ain the ouly grocer in Waco. ~
far us know, who carries imported
vinegar lfrcnchl constantly in stock.
Guaranteed strictly pure. My stock
of Hour, sugar, sYrups and other
staple grocerl, cannot he cNcc!lcd.
W H. NDLAUGHiIN.
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night Prot Blacks sermon on Re
ligion WAS interesting and practical
At 1 O'Clock today he will preach on
"Sauctiiicstiou' and at S;l5 this even
iug on Tho Character of Christ
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Everybody will this year have an
opportunity to witness the fall tcs-
uvitics at 81. Louis, more maguiii
cent than ever before, owing to the
Grand Army oftho Republic reunion,
new and superior attractions offered
by the exposition, mirand Yelled
Prophets, rs the popular Cotton Belt
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This is to DO found at webb ~
on the south side of the
.quarc. This firm sells more beef
than any other concern in Waco.
Fact luvcst' gAtion proves IT,
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The army OF mu.quito4. They new
Maddin's Mu-quito Mixture. over
one thousand bottles sold in August
- cents Guaranteed. Willis X Co.
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Delivered daily in quantities of
10 cents and upwards, sack
cd for shipment Make season con-
tracts with John Farley
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Castles, Morrison n Co. have got
the soda business down to n fine poiut.
on can get the best drink AT the Ola
Corner in Texas.
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Having had years of experience,
Castles, Morrison Il Co, are better
prepared to make the purest and best
soda water.
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Sanger Bros especially invite the
ladies TO pay them 20 visit, and ask to
see the elegant, ail.wooi plush and
velvet combination dress patterns,
which they lake great pleasure In
gupWi
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Reduction in prices for thirty days.
Deaue will make his best cabinet
photos at s. per dozen.
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Don't tail to call aud inspect the
many bargains We will oiler in our
great Remnant sale. Levine Bros.
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A line line Of Imported Toilet goods
AZ Willis ~ Co.'S.
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VINO Introduced the famous Milk
Shake in Waco: Castles, Morrison &
4 q.
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Sponges and channels skins at thu
old Corner.
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The ljncst OF imported and dom
ostic cigars, ut Early n Finks
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David Nicholson's Liquid Bread or
Extract Malt, at b. a. Little IL Co.'S